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Russia warns NATO nations
Three areas of disagreement

Sea Tiger radar point destroyed
Increasing trend of LTTE activities in temples and churches, says army

Unfettered press freedom sought in Pakistan


Castro warns of threats to mankind
HAVANA: Cuban leader Fidel Castro has warned that political underdevelopment as well as limitless and irrational technological creations in the world are putting mankind’s survival at risk. In a letter responding to a National ...

Hu to lead Hong Kong celebrations
Beijing: Chinese President Hu Jintao will visit Hong Kong, the former British colony, this week to lead the gala celebrations to mark the 10th anniversary of the return of the territory to Chinese sovereignty, it was announced here on Tuesday. ...

U.N. inspectors arrive in North Korea
SINGAPORE: North Korea on Tuesday announced its willingness to engage the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), even as inspectors from that United Nations agency arrived in Pyongyang. The IAEA inspectors travelled to Pyongyang ...

World’s longest sea bridge takes shape
NINGBO (CHINA): Chinese engineers on Tuesday oversaw the connection of two sides of a 36-km-long bridge, the world’s longest sea crossing structure. Workers fixed the last steel beam to the bridge spanning Hangzhou Bay, near ...

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Hilton leaves jail
LYNWOOD (California) : It’s back to the not-so-solitary-life for Paris Hilton, who walked out of a Los Angeles County jail early on Tuesday into an enormous gathering of cameras and reporters, flashing a beaming smile and waving to ...

UNESCO’s model curricula for journalism education launched


Chirac to face probe
Paris : The former French President, Jacques Chirac, is to be questioned in the coming months over a corruption scandal involving fake jobs and linked to the former conservative political party he headed, his lawyer said on Tuesday. Mr. ...

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